A mobile food stall was doing business by the river in the residential area of Jakarta

There was a stall next to the river that runs through a residential area in Jakarta. Viewed from the side, it was a flimsy mobile stall. Looking into it, I found something like a fritter. It looked like a Bakwan stall. This place was not a particularly busy place. It was just a street corner of the residential area. Nevertheless, the place where the food stall was set up, there might be a demand for a light meal like Bakwan in this residential area. It might be that people who were lounging at home in the neighborhood came to buy them when they felt hungry.

Convenience stores can be found everywhere in the central Jakarta. Some of them are chains of convenience stores that originated in Indonesia, while others are familiar in Japan, and of course, they also sell snacks. It is interesting to see Japanese convenience stores selling Oden and Onigiri (rice balls). Convenience stores have become a part of Jakarta's daily life, but surprisingly, it was not common to see them in densely populated areas. Instead, I saw various sorts of food stalls in operation. In the alleyway in a residential area, there are still some places where these kinds of food stalls are active.